Wear boots. Very muddy! No waterfalls.
Outdoors is amazing
Well I volunteer out hear. With a group of older guys that have a lot more experience then me I have been helping them for some time most if not all of the bridges and stairs you see were done by these guys. So if you see them say thanks we also keep the trails free of logs. If you won't to see the falls really going come back when the snow starts to melt away!!!
Great rivers edge hiking with a small falls along the way.
Nice short hike, 1 mile to the falls.
Very nice hike! They've put wooden bridges over many of the muddier spots, but you are still likely to encounter some iffy spots. Not the best hike to do with small and/or adventurous children as it drops off steeply right beside the path at times.
Best to see after a good days rain.